git-worktree

You can manage Git worktrees for parallel development through an interactive interface that automates creating, listing, switching, and cleaning worktrees. This avoids directly executing complex manual Git commands for multi-branch workflows.

To create a Git worktree, you use an interactive prompt to specify a name and base branch like main. The manager automatically creates the worktree, handles .gitignore entries, copies environment files, and switches your context.

Yes, when creating a new Git worktree, the manager automatically copies environment files from the main repository. This ensures your parallel development branch has the necessary configuration without manual duplication.

The best way to clean up completed Git worktrees is using an automated manager that handles removal interactively. It tracks worktree statuses across feature branches and cleans them up to keep your repository organized.

Yes, interactive branch management handles .gitignore configurations automatically. When you create new worktrees for parallel development, the manager ensures ignore rules are properly applied without manual editing.